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1. Which statement about the synapse is false? a. The synapse is the place where the dendrites of one neuron link up with the axon of another. b. One neuron can form synapses with many others. c. Synapses are filled with fluid. d. Communication between neurons takes place at the synapse.

1. Which statement about the synapse is false? a. The synapse is the place where the dendrites of one neuron link up with the axon of another. b. One neuron can form synapses with many others. c. Synapses are filled with fluid. d. Communication between neurons takes place at the synapse.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Which statement about the synapse is false?
W TICII a HTEUTON SEIIUS a signai to aiotIer NeuroI, CHEHN S caned TICUForan mUerS aC TEIEUNCTI into the synaptic gap between the two. 3. presynaptic neuron: 4. postsynaptic neuron: - Some neurotransmitters allow the impulse to be transn ted from the senng (presynaptic) neuron to the receiving (postsynaptic) neuron; others block the impulse. Exercises 1. Which statement about the synapse is false? a. The synapse is the place where the dendrites of one neuron link up with the axon of another. b. One neuron can form synapses with many others. c. Synapses are filled with fluid. d. Communication between neurons takes place at the synapse. Objective 2.4 Define action potential, and explain the processes that occur when a neuron is activated. Key Terms action potential resting potential Exercises 1. Number the events in the acienpoton rlerin wieh they occur.
Transcribed Image Text:W TICII a HTEUTON SEIIUS a signai to aiotIer NeuroI, CHEHN S caned TICUForan mUerS aC TEIEUNCTI into the synaptic gap between the two. 3. presynaptic neuron: 4. postsynaptic neuron: - Some neurotransmitters allow the impulse to be transn ted from the senng (presynaptic) neuron to the receiving (postsynaptic) neuron; others block the impulse. Exercises 1. Which statement about the synapse is false? a. The synapse is the place where the dendrites of one neuron link up with the axon of another. b. One neuron can form synapses with many others. c. Synapses are filled with fluid. d. Communication between neurons takes place at the synapse. Objective 2.4 Define action potential, and explain the processes that occur when a neuron is activated. Key Terms action potential resting potential Exercises 1. Number the events in the acienpoton rlerin wieh they occur.
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